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MONDAY 31. MARCH, 2008
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The first dig inside the ring at Stonehenge in more than four decades hopes finally to resolve its mysteries.
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Researchers reveal how pairs of rooks are able to co-operate to solve difficult problems.
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Campaigners call for restrictions on ships in Antarctic waters to preserve the local environment.
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The growing risk of serious shipping accidents and pollution in Antarctic waters mean tougher rules are needed.
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Scientists identify three more genes that raise bowel cancer risk, including one only affecting some races.
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SUNDAY 30. MARCH, 2008
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Cities around the world, starting with Sydney, switch off the lights for an hour to highlight climate change.
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SATURDAY 29. MARCH, 2008
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Europe's "Jules Verne" freighter demonstrates its navigation capabilities in front of the space station.
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Cities around the world, starting with Sydney, switch off the lights for an hour to highlight climate change.
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FRIDAY 28. MARCH, 2008
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Science and innovation is being stifled by the government, says shadow chancellor George Osborne.
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Europe's ATV freighter lines itself up for practice docking manoeuvres at the space station.
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An "ethereal" 10 second clip of a French folk song has been played for the first time in 150 years.
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THURSDAY 27. MARCH, 2008
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Normally fragile and brittle silicon microchips are made to bend and fold by scientists in the US.
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Scientists have detected the faint genetic traces left by medieval crusaders in the Middle East.
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Plastic waste in the oceans poses a potentially devastating long-term toxic threat to the food chain, marine scientists say.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Gordon Brown discuss nuclear energy and illegal immigration.
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The US space shuttle Endeavour lands in Florida after a record mission to the International Space Station.
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A cell "silencing" technique used to cut cholesterol in monkeys raises hopes of new ways to fight many diseases.
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WEDNESDAY 26. MARCH, 2008
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A jawbone and teeth found in Spain are from one of the oldest known humans in Europe, scientists say.
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California-based XCOR releases details of the rocket plane it hopes will capture a sizeable share of the future space tourism market.
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The tactics used by elephants to keep their cool in extreme desert heat have been caught on camera.
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Evidence for the largest meteorite ever to strike the British Isles has been found by a team of scientists.
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Our correspondent David Shukman sees first hand the struggle to prevent Pacific albatrosses eating plastic.
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Business secretary John Hutton calls for a "significant expansion" in nuclear power to replace North Sea oil.
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The RSPB's annual UK garden survey shows a rise in sightings of finches, but a fall in birds overall.
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Male river dolphins in Brazil are found to use sticks and grass to attract the opposite sex and see off rivals.
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